The newly launched service, called Curicon, provides a space for all types of enthusiasts to share their most prized possessions and discuss their passion with a robust online collecting community.
Linguistic conventions and trademark law are being put to the test by a lawsuit in which Phoenix, AZ resident David Elliott is suing to have Google’s trademark on its own name canceled
New York-based LocalResponse is testing a new targeted advertising initiative that will offer new banner ads based on keywords in social network engagement.
North Korean dissidents are spreading illegal content at faster than ever, but they’ve had to develop ways to do so without the web.
The Ubi technology utilizes Microsoft’ Kinect camera to track hand movements over a display and input motion commands into existing platforms.
A University of Chicago library will begin carrying a selection of classic video games this summer, providing students with access to dozens of influential titles spread across three decades of gaming.
Google released the first footage shot with the wearable computing device Project Glass Friday, showcasing the project’s potential for capturing visual media.
Gawker Media has spent the last eighteen months revamping its web properties. Now, the company moves to monetize comments.
Europe’s biggest industrial nation has made its way to the forefront of sustainable energy as German solar power plants produced the equivalent wattage of 20 nuclear power stations on Saturday.
The web may be littered with the husks of failed browsers, but struggling search outfit Yahoo! is tossing its hat into the ring nonetheless, with a “search browser†seemingly aimed mainly at mobile platforms, but also available as a plugin for popular desktop browsers.
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